CAUSE GUIDE

Funeral Fundraising on M-Changa

In a difficult moment, let your community help carry the load, honour your loved one with dignity, and stand with the family through the days that follow.

WHEN SUPPORT IS NEEDED

You do not have to carry this alone

1

Start

Create a fundraiser to help honour your loved one and support the family through this time.

2

Verify

Add the required details and trusted treasurers to strengthen confidence and accountability.

3

Share

Invite family, friends and community to stand with you.

4

Receive support

Give people a clear way to contribute and stay informed as support comes together.

Family and community members supporting one another after the loss of a loved one
1.5K+

Funeral fundraisers started

KES 308M+

Raised by communities

KES 207K+

Raised per fundraiser, on average

98.2K+

People who have contributed

Ways communities have come together to help

Every family and farewell is different. These are some of the ways communities have helped carry the load during loss and in the days that follow.

Illustration showing different ways communities support families during and after a funeral.

Support may include:

  • Funeral and burial arrangements

  • Transport and repatriation

  • Memorial and remembrance

  • Family support after the farewell

  • School fees and children’s needs

  • Outstanding urgent expenses

Explore funeral fundraisers

Tips for organizing support during a difficult time

  • Keep the purpose clear

    Explain who the fundraiser is for, what support is needed, and how family, friends and community can stand with you.

    Learn how to shape a clear purpose →
  • Share responsibility

    Add trusted treasurers and involve close family or community members so the fundraiser does not rest on one person alone.

  • Keep people informed

    Share important updates so family, friends and supporters understand what is happening and how support is being used.

    Read the Sharing & Promotion Guide →
  • Let support continue where needed

    If the family still needs help after the farewell, keep the fundraiser updated so the community knows how best to stand with them.

Frequently asked questions

A family member, friend, community member or trusted representative can organize a funeral fundraiser on behalf of the family.

COMMUNITY VOICES

What our community says

Feedback from people who have used M-Changa to organize support during a time of loss.

“I first used M-Changa in 2019 when I lost a friend. It has been one of the most reliable fundraising platforms I’ve used. It is easy to access, payments reflect immediately, and the platform has continued to improve over time.”
AH

Hassan

Funeral fundraising

“M-Changa came through for our family when we needed to quickly set up a fundraiser for our father’s funeral. The ability to set up the platform quickly and the efficient support team provided us with great comfort. The different ways people could contribute also made it easier to receive support fro...”
MM

Makandi

Family funeral fundraiser

“M-Changa is easy to set up and easy to use, with multiple ways for people to give and support a cause. It is also fast and efficient when withdrawing funds, helping support reach the cause as quickly as possible.”
EM

Edward

Community fundraising

You do not have to carry this alone

Let your community stand with the family.

Give family, friends and community a clear, trusted way to offer support, honour your loved one with dignity, and continue standing with the family in the days that follow.

Start the fundraiser, add trusted treasurers and invite your community to stand with the family.

Give people a clear way to help when support is needed

M-Changa gives family, friends and community a simple way to come together, stay informed and support the family through the farewell and beyond.

Your community can help carry the load

Family, friends and well-wishers can contribute from near and far.

Everyone stays informed

Updates and contribution records help supporters follow the journey and understand where support is needed.

Support can continue afterwards

If the family still needs help after the farewell, the fundraiser can continue to support the days that follow.